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Cost of Living - Stay Fire Safe

As the cost of living increases, we've put together some top tips to help you stay fire safe while you're trying to reduce the cost of heating or lighting your home.

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Safety advice for professionals and carers

Fire safety advice for professionals and carers who work with people with care and support needs.

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When you’re buying home appliances or electronics, online or from a store, it’s important you register your products with the manufacturer. It helps them to contact you if something’s wrong.

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Petrol storage at home

While you can store petrol at home, there are strict rules and safety guidelines you should follow.

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Smoking

Smoking at home can be risky, especially if cigarettes are left unattended. Stay safe by following our tips.

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Candle safety

Candles may be beautiful and soothing, but they are flames and need to be handled with care.

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Chimneys and open fires

Whether it's a chimney or an open fire it's important to keep it clean and use it safely to prevent fires or other accidents.

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Electrical safety

We all have lots of electronic goods in our homes. But using them safely is vital to reduce the risk of fire in your home or workplace.

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Carbon monoxide

Carbon Monoxide - You can’t see it, taste or smell it – but it can kill you quickly, with no warning.

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Bedtime safety

When you’re asleep, it takes longer to sense a fire and escape safely. We've got some great bedtime safety tips to keep you safe at night.

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